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Albert Einstein Medical Center is among only nine of 201 accredited pediatric residency programs in the U.S. that still use ferrets, kittens or cats to teach endotracheal intubation. (AP Photo/Elaine Thompson)
Is it still necessary to use kittens to teach pediatric medical residents how to insert breathing tubes into tiny babies?
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